Wall Street Journal | Turkey: Legislation Would Limit Sales of Alcohol and Ban Advertising for It New York Times The Turkish Parliament passed legislation on Friday to ban advertising of alcohol. The measure also bans the sale of alcoholic drinks between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., except in tourist zones, and prohibits alcohol sales near mosques and schools. The measure ... Turkey Moves to Curb Alcohol Sales at Night, Ban Advertising FP Passport: Did Turkey just become a little more like Texas? Q&A: On Turkey's Proposed Alcohol Restrictions |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Mystery solved: John Kerry really ate turkey shwarma Foreign Policy (blog) Reputable sources such as the Guardian, the New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times have reported that the secretary of state's sandwich was stuffed with turkey. But for many with ties to or interest in the region (including myself), the news made ... |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey's EU Ministry set to fund NGOs, media Hurriyet Daily News The main aim of the Political Criteria Program is “to give opportunities to NGOs in Turkey to get familiar with the policies of the European Union concerning political issues... and to be prepared for accession through strengthening contacts and mutual ... Turkey's EU ministry to grant funds for media, NGOs |
Press TV | Turkey builds wall at Syria border crossing after bombs Yahoo! News ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is constructing 2.5-km-long (1.5 mile) twin walls at a border crossing with Syria to increase security at the frontier following three deadly bombings this year. The concrete walls will be built on either side of the road ... Turkey to build wall on Syria border, report says Turkey to build wall on border with Syria Wall and barbed wires to cover 2.4 km borderline between Turkey and Syria |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey rekindles Syria hopes after Amman meet Hurriyet Daily News Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has said that Turkey and the U.S. “synchronized” their steps on Syria, during Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan's recent talks with President Barack Obama on May 16. Speaking about the Geneva conference set to be ... Misreading 'Syria Transition Act' In Turkey |
euronews | Turkey: bridging cultures euronews Turkey is a secular state although most people who live there are Muslim. The national education system is also secular but there have always also been privately run Islamic schools. Until last year however, it was harder to get into university from an ... |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey, Bulgaria to resolve border issue Hurriyet Daily News Both countries want to see the issue solved as soon as possible as Turkey and Bulgaria are friendly countries. We are committed to solving some technical problems and I see no reason why we would face further problems after both sides come together on ... |
Turkey Bans Retail Alcohol Sales at Night, Promotion of Drinking Bloomberg Turkey's parliament approved a law banning retail alcohol sales at night and promotion of alcoholic drinks as opposition lawmakers accused Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of pushing an Islamist agenda. All advertisement and promotion of alcohol ... |
Gulf Times | US, Turkey, Qatar call for UN rights debate on Syria GlobalPost The United States, Turkey and Qatar called Friday for an urgent debate on Syria at the UN's top human rights body next week, citing the escalating conflict and the regime's assault on the central town of Qusayr. "We have the honour to request the Human ... Qatar, US and Turkey seek UN rights debate on Syria |
Tablet Magazine | John Kerry's Polarizing Turkey Shawarma Tablet Magazine Yesterday, word spread high and low (or primarily on Twitter) about Secretary of State John Kerry's decision to order a turkey shawarma during his trip to Ramallah. Was Kerry living in fear of Michelle Obama's eat healthy initiative or was this the ... In West Bank, John Kerry Tries Out Turkey Schawarma John Kerry's culinary coup |